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Newspaper Page TextThe Orison M:r,t FUiiero- at Cue ro-'fittfe ul Su lie' :., s econ-cl!i mail mi"-r Issuxo Evky Fkidat Bv E. H. FLAGG. BonOS AND PKOFftlKTOK. SnwcmmoN Ratks Ontyeor................. Hi months . .mi Adrcrtiaini rate mad known oa ppll catlos , Lexal notice 25 cents per line. dmcuiT Corar OrncsRS: J. A. Eakln .DUrrict lodge ttT. Campbell ....Pirtrt Jud B, Tongue ..............District Attorney Corirrr Orriciai Jam Dart, Judge..............!.. Helena W. A. Harris, Clerk... .....-..-St. Helena Martin White. Sheriff- Bt. Helena . W. K. Tlchenor. Comm'r Clatskanie H. Wrtt, Cotr-mleeioner Scappooa E. K. Quick, Treasurer St. Helena U. W. Clark. Aaeewor .....St. He! J. H. Collins, School Supt......Cttaknie " O. T. Preaoott, 8nreyor.....;St. Helen .Frank Sherwood. Coroner....... Rainier County Officia Paper THE SITUATION ' Nearly a thousand Republican voters met in Columbia County last Saturday and selected a ticket to be presented to the people at the November election. There was no charge of unfairness, no bull dozing, coercing or bribery. The great majority of the Republican voters of Columbia County.de- liberately expressed their opinion under the regulations provided by law, and no good reason can be given why every Republican nominee should not be elected. They are all honest and capable men. and no one has had the temerity during an earnestly contested primary campaign to put his signature to a single statement that would render . them unfit for the united support of the Republican party. There has been enough of dissension among Republicans, and it is high time for them to get to gether. The Mist is an independent Republican paper. It has not al ways supported the entire county ticket and it will not promise to do so in the future. Vhenever it knows that certain candidates are being urged by big business interests for the purpose of lessening their taxes andincreas ing the burdens of the average taxpayer it will buck those candi dates, no matter how estimable they may be as private citizens, but where there is nothing but a personal contest among men of equal integrity, it deems it the duty of every participant in that contest to abide loyally by the result To do otherwise is to dis credit the direct primary law and invite political chaos. The assault in detail is the favorite method of attack of the . Democratic party. Few in num bers, its leaders realize that they can not win by a general attack; therefore, as the campaign pro gresses, they will select the weakest candidate on the Re publican ticket and concentrate the assault upon him. The answer to this method in Columbia Coun ty and through the State should be what is known in football practice as "team work." Stand by the ticket all along the line from Governor to Constable, un less it can be demonstrated to you that some Republican candi date has more of the "yellow dog" in him than his Democratic opponent The man who fosters his grouches and is continually ripping open his old sores will never accomplish any good pur pose thereby. We have had enough of that kind of work in this county. "Let the dead past bury its dead," for the good of the party and Columbia County. OUR OPPORTUNITY The Oregon State Horticultural Society holds its annual fruit how at the armory in Portland on November 30th, December 1st and2nd.Thisis Columbia County's great opportunity to demonstrate that it produces apples second to none in the world and we are glad to learn that a number of our growers will have exhibits there, including Mr. Tidcombe of Scappoose and the Yankton Association. There was but one exhibitor from this county at the last fruit show. Mr. U. S. D'Spain exhibited two boxes of Rome Beauties from Fred Dangerfield's orchard at Warren, and they were awarded the blue ribbon. A successful demonstration of our ability to produce the finc.t patity apples on land cleared of j fir timber stumps will be of in calculable value to the property owners of this county. THE COUNTY CLERK Columbia County never had a better officer than W. A. Harris, who was defeated by Mr. LaBare on Saturday last No one has at any time intimated that he was in the slightest degree lacking in the full performance of his duty as County Clerk, and he has won the highest praise from all who had business with the Clerk s office. Judge Thoa. A. McBride stating that he was the most efficient man holding that position in the fifth judicial district As a member of the County Board of Equalization he stood with the average taxpayer and home builder whenever their interests conflicted with the interests of the corporations or timber own era, and to this fact and a private grudge he owes his defeat more than to any prejudice against a third term, though there is no doubt this prejudice was a factor in the election. Mr. Harris' in timate knowledge of the affairs of the county enabled him to be of great service to the county court and no man with any business sense will assert that the public service will be in any way bettered by his retirement, Those who insist that public business should be transacted in the same manner as careful men transact private business will find it hard to harmonize this theory with their action in voting against W. A. Harris. All this with out any insinuation what ever against Mr. LaBare, whose service as deputy has made him better fitted for the office to which he will be elected than any other man in the county with the exception of Mr. Harris. PATRONIZE THE HOME MERCHANTS People read the advertisements of the large city firms, in which claims are set forth that they have reduced articles that are worth a small fortune until they beg you to come and get a bonus for taking them away. And they seem to believe it all. We print a section of an advertisement of a Portland firm, and it is from one of the leading stores in the city, which we cut from one of the daily papers, and that is a sample of the kind of claims that gets patronage away from the home merchants in country towns; $7.00 Untrimmed Hats at 69c. $1.25 Untrimmed Hats at 10c. And there is a lot more about the same. Now, what is a person to think? Are they selling hats worth $7.00 at 69c? We doubt it But they say that $7.00 is the 'regular" price. If it is and the value is so small that they can cut it to 69c, then when you pay $7.00 you are certainly victimized in great shape. Of course, there are perfectly egitimate sales, but they are few and far between. It is easy to reduce the price of an article that is being sold for seven or eight prices. It makes one wonder how much they really paid for that $7.00 hat that can be sold for69c. The mail order supply houses are another detriment to many stores that are selling better and cheaper goods than the same mail order houses. They advertise that they will "pay the freight" and make people think they are doing them a big favor. It can be safely said that almost any country store will sell to you and et you give your order out of a mail order catalogue and at the mail order prices. IF THE VENUS SWEET OF MELOS II the Venus et of Melna Coald rind hr !r)lttinff arms, A n'l conrlef-eftd fo tell. uy u thu dl)U) ner charms; If the Marble Faun fould frIU about A ml Wow u n',t or two. And prance Ihmnzh foreUiin mJ out At lit was wont to do; If rhtte Diana conld.let go f. tn for a little ;' Tr.e rtaft of bra--n feet, and nhow Tli world a Diillu fac; Would Plan tralhtwT buy a hat 1 hit f1oi.pd down o'-r one ear? Would Vmhiii don a core that Shs slender might appear? I wonder If the Fann would bar A loll to mU'h h-r half And, In m iectina lvllh IP's, Forget tli woodland fair? Emi.v MoottK. Yankton, Oregon. Public SaJa I will sell at my place in Deer IlnnJ, Octolajr Tt it 19U), otiu brown tnarn and on") sorrel marp, to lilclieBt biJtler. lo cover pasture bill. at JiLMfcK T. tO.NMiLL. Slake tliatileDnsil in the bank fo lav Time Cttrtificatrs o( Deposit in Hit Co- inmtila Uounfy liaulc, the oldest bank iu the aountTi draw 4 per cent. Sewing Machine Bargain A New Home. Champion Drop- head direct from the factory. In quire at Mist Office or of Mrs. tu H. Flagg. COUNTY COURT. Concluded from last week) Matter ot an underground rronaiug; on (ioble & Nrlmlem County road, m S.V IV of Sec. 14-r ON K2 W. On thi day conies Mr. J. P. Archibald ind asks permission to erect an under ;rounb crowing on his place, nnder the 'obie una enaiem I'nnntv road, and the Court being advised in the matter It it Ordered thitt J. 1'. Archibald be al I iwtd to construct raid underground roaming, an that the same it to be constructed and maintained in good tradition t y ur. Archibald and that hut jn expense, and so coiistruclinii it be nust not hinder or delay the Supervise in ruakinit me nu al said place. $91 SoldreiiA Biiggs Nov. 8, 1902 8 00 1012 102J 1024 mi m 1208 1210 125. John Coegruve 1 AO U lrunot F.ank Evaneon " " " A K Buck Jan. 12, 1903 1 Jt 1 50 1.00 1 00 1.00 1.00 1 00 I. UIW1II B J Tucker D Mil urphr " " E W Chan welt " " Western Cedar Co. Apr. 13, 1509 Maicus Hevens May 8, 1510 liarav llolte " ' 1.M8 LBkbee " " 1540 Abe Loglan " " 1523 Ole Muoie " " 1520 A Voight " ' It is therefore orJered by lixw iw3 6 00 1.00 1.50 1 50 1.60 1 60 1 60 the Court that the foiegoing warrants be, and the ame are heieby cancelled, and It is further ordered that warrant No. 9.148 for $:'& 00 be, and the same is hereby c iiioelled. Whereupon Court adjourned until Thursday t-ept. 8'h 1910. Thurs lay, Sei.t. 8.1910. 2nd Judicial day court came pursuant to adjournuunt an members Ueini tvernf, duo riro- rlamatioa being made the following proceedings were had: Matter ot report ol board ot viewers on changi in I. late anie--Mit roid . on tins bin. d.y oi Sept. 1910, this matter comming on for hearing upon ifae 2nd rendu g ot the re port of the Board of Koad Viewer, which report was publicly read upon wj diuoient dnvs ot tun team ol court and no remonstrance or prtition for damages beirjif filed, and tbe report of viewers being favorable thereto, and the court being s-atielied that said road would be of public n ' ii lit v. it is tueret ore crutTed by the court that said report, survey and piotile and piat be recorded lit fuitab e boons kept for that Durix.se. and from thenceforth said road shall tea public highway, and it is further or ered that the Koad Supervisor in wlmse di.-trel said road is located shall open the sinie for public travel. Matter of issuing a warrant for balance due on adding iua,-huie: On this day it is ordered by the c r.rt that ihe Clerk issue a warrant for S4J.U0 balance due on adding UKuhinr. Iter of r, ti.king order lieretulore made al owing motility allowance to Mr?. S. B. llotard and V. R. Shuler: On this dav it is ordered bv the Court that the ord, 1, r. tuiw M made allow inn monthly aid lo Mrs. S. B. Howard and K. bolder, be and the same is hereby revoked and -,t a-ide. Wbereuion Court adjourned until WedntsUv Oct. 5th 1910. OUR PORTLAND LETTER. Roseburg is the latest community to teetiiy that consistent publicity work pays. Within the past month 4 1 fain ilies have notified Publicity Manager Schlosser, of the .Roseburg Commercial Club, of their intention to locate in the vicinity of that place during the coming winter or rpring. The Suta (i'jo 1 RmU tio;itliin i very anxious for ths people t ) become better acquainted with petition 3o4 on the ballot, which reaJa: "No county hall create any debts or liabilities w hich shall t-iugly or in Ihu aggregate exceed the sum of f5 )00. except to suppress in surrtction or rep.-l invasion or to build permanent roads within the county, but debts for permanent road shall be in cur rid on approval of a majority of those voting on the question." Tho-e at work for the passage of the amendment per mitting the bouding of the county for road work fay it will be the biggest step Oregon lias made toward peimnncnt im provement for a long time. The vanguard of the falf colonist travel ,'ro.u the Eat and Middlu West to Oregon U arriving on ever train. Re ports fro:n the immigration official! of the railiMtids are to the effect that this travel will be heavy and that a large nu in Lei of new citizens w ill reach Oregon this year. I'eople of the State should make them fed at home in their new environment. Help shor.ld be given in helping th 'tn t find suitable locations. Oregon people have a distinct duty to to perforin in giving aid and comfort to the hotntseeker ho will he with us in larite numbers this fall. Chehalis, Washington, is doing touie good work in advancing new methods of burning out 8 tumps on kgged off lands. The Chiz us' Club of Cluhalia recently held iiemous'r?tions of the char pit method of burning stumps ami the tets were very successful . It is thought the general adoption of this means of clearing cutover lar ds will be of gnat Value to the Pacific Norlhwett. Notice of Meeting of the Board of Equalization tot Columbia County, Oregon. Nolii-e in li;r'b id.en iluit r.n the thirl Monday in Ociolier, Oft. 17,) 1010, the board of t-UHlization still attend at the courthouse in ht. Helena, Columbia County, Oregon ', 'id publicly exaniiim the assessment n.l.a, and ti inert all errors in valu.ition, dfrcr piion or qnalitim of 1 mdn, lots, or other proarty B'St'aafd by the awasor; and it shull lie the duty r I all pera ml iiilcrc'K'd to appear at the time and place api'Oitited. ; U. W. CLAKK.Asietsor.l )R. L till.HKKT HvHH PHYSICIAN & SURGEON St. Helens, Oregou OfLicc Muck If HiilUin; both phone DR. R. L. JEFFCOTT DENTIST Office with Dr. Cliff. BT. HKLK.N8 IDW1N BOtut, PHYSICIAN & SURG FIN T. BlUttl oRiur JR.H. K. CLIFF. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON 8T 1ILIN8 ORKOON K. MILLER ATTORN EY-AT-L AW St. Helens, Oregon o KK1N BACKUS CIVIL ENGINEER RAIMER, OREGON Democratic Candidate for COUNTY CLERK J.B. WILKERSON Principal Rainier Public School I promise faithful and efficient service. FOR PORTLAND DAILY STEAMER Leaves St. Helens 6:00 A. M. Arrives at Portland 10:30 A. M. Leaves Portland at 2:30 P. M. Arrives St. Helens at 0:30 P. M Str. Iralda C. I. Hooghkirk. Matter. RAILROAD TIME. Leaves Rainier dally (eieetd Sundaylfor Port land, at 6 A. M.. departing from ft. Helen! at S o'clock. Returning, leaves fort laud at 2:S0 f M., arriving at bl. Helens at 4:44. 'Passeniers and Fast FreliM. FOR PORTLANO DAILY PORTLAND LANDING. ALDER ST Low One - Way Fares -TO- A. & C, R. R. Points Daily September 15 to October 15 from Chicago, $33.00 St Paul, $25.00 Milwaukee, 31.50 Kansas City, 25.00 at. Louis, 32.00 Omaha, 25.00 New York, 50.00 Indianapolis, 35.65 Other points in proportion Tell yonr friends in the Ea-t of this opportunity of moving Wtil at low rates via Burlington Route, Great Northern, .Northern Pacific, "orth ISank and As toria and Columbia River lines. Yon can deposit with me and ticket will be furnished people in the t.ajt. I will will give details on request. J. O. DIVENS, Agent, Houlton, Or. VV. E. COMAN, General Freight and Passenger Aft, Portland, Oregon. Summons. n the circuit Court of the fjtate of Oregon for Columbia County. John Pearson, Plaintiff, v. Jennie Fraxer and J. If. Kraier, her husband; Nell. Kckhart and Al. Kckhart, her husband: Etta Thur man and br. Ihurman. her husband; Loula K. liawesand Carrie llawea, bis wlf; Vesta War and William Way. her husband ; Carl K. Head and Clara Head, his wile; Horace McClenry and Laura M.cieary, his wile; W illiam P. Head and Hesile Head, hia wife; Josephine Met leary, Irene f;faik and Willi I. Akin and Oscar AMI11, ber husband, be feu lams To Jennie Fraxer and 'J. II. Frazer, her hits, baud: Nelle Kckhart and Al. Kckhart, herhua band; Klta 'Ihurman and Dr. Ihurman, her husband; luls K. Hawes and Carrie Hawes, his wife: V.-ia W ay aud William Way, her bus baud: arl K Head and Clara Head, his wl'c; William H. Head and ftes.lu Mead, hia wile liora.-e jic.;ienry ami l.aura .vicuieary, hi. wile; Josephine McCleary and Irene Cxik and Willie I. Akin and iisear Akin, her husband, the aHv named defendaula, In 1 la name of the stale of Oregon: You and each of you are hereby reoulred lo appear and an.wcr tlitr rumiil.liit fllfl axaitist you In fhf alrfivs ntitlafl .tut on or before tli. last ilar of Ilia lime uresRrilai-l Iit Ihs order of Mil, Ill ation of this an in minis, to-wit: on or before the 2th ilar of i)i tola'r. I'iIO, s.hI day l,itis; lha ilajr of expiration of l wci-ks from the first rmlillca- 11011 of ttila aiimmoiia, aa reiitreil by aalij or der, and If you fail so to appear or answer, for aunt thereof, the iilaliitilr will apply to the ( mirl for th. relief prayed fi In the complaint herein, to-wll: Tor a deerea that ha 1. the owner in (ee aitnpia nf the nonlhweat quarter of si-etion e, loiishi i north, ol r.nae west, of Willamette Meridian, and thai yoti aud noli, of yo'i hare any Interest, right or title lu or to sal, I hmiaMtr or any part thereof, and for hls. osl. anf di-lnirseiiietitM. and for s-ief. other and fur ther rellei as shall la Just and etiltaol, 1 hi fliiinmoita la nerved tiait ynn by puhllea. Hon foraix sui'issive itetka In 1 be Oreaoti Mist, br order of the Hon. J. A. Kakln. Judge of me ataire entitle! enirt, ntn. made anil en teie, In o,en court, on the kith day nf aepteia iar. i'.iiii. KJrst publleatlon nf th la summons Is madoon lbs loth day of KtpKmuer, I'JIll, W. Y. MaTF.RH, Altort tor flalnlia. Citat ol III Ih fouuly Court ot ' tin Slate ol On"". lhr .miu ol i olu li. i.,w.i In lit nailer of Ih I. tale it Aulia Jokela, TJohTjok.U, Va.lua J 1 ! "'U la III nam ot Ih.hUI of J'"1"",''",'," h.rel. eoiu mauded to appear '' ""' Stable Co.ii.lv Court ol l. ui of t W. I'J aud forth Comity of tol.im .l. at lh ' h,,a In Ih. elty l lUleiia. '. "J daof iKtoU-r. 1510, al Ih hour ol WoelAk a. iu of Mid dav, to how, nu, II any ii. why an order .hould not b made a.iili.irliloa au.l directum Ih admlntalraior to 'I ' I'1, valeul lh lolIowl.. de.. rll'.l trait ' ':! of uld .ule, to wit: Healiiu'na at '; .r" r oflh. of Ih. N r '. ol Welloii l. -" tnwiuhlpa north, ut rause t. f -lanivti. Meridian, In "ild rouiiiy, and run lhn.i..ulh leh.lnaloii Ih ! aid snb.llvM.in: th.m- north M dvaren mlnu.stwH..vhalus loth, left bank ol th I'olnraN river: then. north ','r'' ant. 5 IS chain., up th lx.uk ot the flvr to th. l nlle.1 Htat aien.lr corner iMitaeeu llon ao and SI. and Iheno south a deatw mluiiiM !. JS ii chain, on the mh'Uou llii to th. .lac ol beainnliia. Helna '"''; "'J" aceonllna to th prayer ol Hie aiiniliiWraior. Wliiiniyhaiidaud th seal of .al.l t rt (!.) aU tola link U,f',',ilA"J,K'J) Clerk of Ih. t onnly Court. Registration of Land Title. lnihClreultCotnlofthHtaiof Orenn. for Ih County of rotumhl. Iu Ih matter ol the application ot Richard o and Annie Co to reullr the till to ' numtiere.1 one, Two, Thro and four In Hl.a'k numbered Kleven, III th City of SI. Ili-lenv Columbia County. Oreann, trus all whom II way eonrern, Delen.lauu. APPLICATION SO. 11 To ALL Whom it MaV Cowcaax: Tak nolle, that on Ih. VW day of Aumil A. I. 1910 an appllcailon wna hied hv Mid Kivhanl Coa ad Aiinl. Co. In Ih l Ircuit Court ol Columbia Count for Initial rctra tlon of Ih till to th land ab.v. described Sow utiles, vou apiM-ar on or bnlor th lt day of October A. 1 W10 aud ihow ca.iM why u.' h appllcailon ahall not U (ranle.1, the Minn Will b taken a. coufened and a dverr will be entered awordln to Ih prayer ol the ap plication and you will b for.vvr barrr.1 from disputing- th. m. . ' W. A. 11 ARRIS Clerk. M. K.MILLER Applicant s Atioru.y. Notica of Final Settlement Notice Ii herebr atven that t. J. B. lindfrey. AdmlnMratxr of th lat of Theodora J. Kc .erwon. .UcaKe.1, have III..I Iu the I'o.iuly Cotntof Columbia Cmintv my liual account neh Admlnitraioraud Ih co-Kt h cl and MitiHilntcil ih loth drtv of lK'tntKr. Itiio. a the time lor hearing ohiectlou. thereto and the final Mttleui.nl of uid iie. J. H. t.OtiKRKV, Admlnt.trator of the Ktle ol Th.Hl.r. J fcckeiMin, deecaM.1. Administrator's Notice. In th County Court of th. ritat of Orcnou , for Columbia Couutr. In the maiter of the EitaM of Fraut Uoewt. de ceaned. Notl.- 1. hereby siren that F W. Hoewl. the AdiiiinKtratiir ol Ih Kalate of Krnna lincwl. deae.l, tma rendered and present..! fur actile ment. and fllid In ani.l court, hi" Anal aconnt ol hi. administration of .aid estate; and that Saturday, the nth day of octota'r, I 'll), al the hoar of 1 oclork- p. m., al the fmiiiiv court room of aal.t Court, al th Court House, In Ilia cltv ot ht. Helens. Columbia t'ottutv. Un. ha. been duly appointed br the Court ala.vc name.i, tor id altlemetlt ol .ail account, al ahlch time and place .11) in-nuili Intrrctrd In aald estate mar appear an.f file obld'tiitna In Mid hnal aaouul aud th. Mcttlctitctit ibrreof. t. W. HliKKI.. Administrator of the Estate of Frani lloeael. deeeascil. Dated September. I'.MO. Notice For Publication Nolle. I. hereby clven that the undcroiiined ha. be.-ti a.Miln.t. bv th. Cuuniy rourt for the County of rolntnhla, Htateof liretroti, A.I mlnlatrator of th. stat of llailie Crdi-e, de ceased. All persona having claim, .gainst aald estate are hereby tiotlAd to proem the sain-. duly verlhed, to the undersigned at lb orh.-e of Olllard A Day, at their ortb'e In t. Helena (ire son, on or tn'lore all motilha from th .late of th first publication of this noil. . CHAKI.KM II. CHICK, Administrator of th eatate of Haiti I'arloc deeead. Notice of Final Settlement Notice la hereby slven br the underlL'nr.l thai she ha. died her final accuunt. and rlnal report and petition lor .llstrll.uti.in as si mlnlstratrlx of the estate of Allien II. Mmtli. . dec eased; and that the County Court ot the Plat e ot oreuon tor t oiumr.l ( .nii.tv. in abl.-h Cou t the a,rnltllstratl..n o' said e.tate I" Im-Iiik had, has act Wednesday, the ith day of (h-tober , i'.mu. alio o ciis-a 111 me zuretioou ihereoi thetfme. and the curt room ol suld t'.,.irt at. Helens. Oregon- aa the place, of hearlna and passing .iron shi.i ai-couni an.l report and tietlllou: at which tllnaand pla.eany ers.ii) Interested In Mid estate may nle oblcrimna In writing to the s ni or any part or ).,,nl,,n thervol H A I IK M All HEWa. W. II. Powell. Attorney for Administratrix. Sheriff's Sale By v Irtueofan execution and order of aa'.e duly Issued by the Clerg of the Circuit Court of olumbta Courty. Htate Ot Oreg-u, dated the I'JIll day ol August, I'.Mu, In a certaiu a. lion Iu the circuit Court In aald county and Slate wherein the Astoria a d Columbia III. er Hsll roa.l Company aa plalntnr recovered judgmeni against J. N. ftayllssa. defendant for ih s.ku of two h'lii lre.l furty acvin and noonehtiu dnnltha (IJ Ml) dollars, with Ihterw at the rate of l per cent per annum Ir. m Ilia am day of August. IWN, and th further sum of one hundred twenty-four and twenty one hun dredlha (ll.'t.-H) dollars ci."ta and dl.hurse. menfa. In which Judgment It aaa ord.rml by the court that the pmpcrty ails, lied In said ac.lon and hereinafter deserllasil b sold for the satisfaction of aui.l Judgment, In the man ner provided by law, which Indginent aasen rolled and d'a-kcted In the cferk'sortice of iaid court on the :lat lav of May, 1'jlu. Notice la hereby given that I will - Kit,,.. day. the first day of a iohcr. PJI0. at Hie hour of lu o'cha k In the foreno.ui of said day. at the iruiii uxor 01 n.i- c'Mjn.y couri nou.t. in the ei ti nt Mt. Heletis.scl) at public auction, tolhe high est bidder for caah, tie following deacrilied real pro(rty Pe-wlt; Cornmenclng at a point on the center line ot Al l. r ntreet and th. aesterly Una r th. o.ai.f-iiar.1 .imt, 01 ma i,uy ol Italliler I running ineuve notitli 17 degree. :i mliiuies west 6.0 fret P the point of lagimiitig ii.a.aeii oy 4 nu:.. gaivain.cu iron pi a. 4 feel i"i in irinmi; ruitl.iog llieltc. nutlth 7 di-gre ill minute. East 17 feet to a bol t run n i tig them, houih 2 degrees .al 1,1111111.. sesi in ii-ei 10 a aiini runiiiug theme aouiii 67 degrees 4 inlnulea east 1: feet Pi a point running thence south n degreea nuiiiit.a weal :m feel to a aunt: running thence north " degree. Ill minutes west alai.it 170 feet lo the van. ..ana v. rvi creeE; running thence In uoriiieasieriy uir.'ction alaiut Mm Ice 1 to point of beginning, altnaieil in Columliia County Oregon, or aa much thereof as mol sary to Mtlsfy the Judgment aloiasaid, with u- ....,,., a eusi. and ili.l.urse menu that bnv or may accrue. MAKMS WHITE, aherlfl of Columbia County, Oregon Klrat publication Wept. Vud. 1WIU. ltst publication Hepl. : it h , lulu. Notice In the Uiatrlct Court of the I'nlled Stalei for Ih District ol Oregon. Case No. Kilo In Haukrllptcy, In the matter of Carl Peterson, Ilnnkriiht W'hereas. a netltlon was bb.i tt.n .a .i.. offepiemlar, 1.10. praying for an order of ad judication In bankruptcy agnlii.t ( arl Peter am, from which petition and from lite albda davltofoneof the snid petiiloncra II .i.. ,ir .-f ni,.i.;.,,r.i ,,i me. o.iri mat aal'l all, "ed bankrupt la not within this district, and ti' at personal service of subpoena c inn. ,t I had It laordered lliat servlen herein la- made l.v publication ol Ihls or.l.-r In the "Oregon .Ml. t' a newpiia r published at rlt. Helens lu Hie ,1 Is. trlct of tiregon once awcek for two con.ecutlve weaka, the last of said publications to lu- ma le on the ;mih day of fepieuibcr, I'du and l.v mailing a cerilrled copy ol tills order, bafether with a certified copy of ih petition II led herein to the la't known place ol resilience and alK.de of the aald Carl Peterson In said ill.tri, 1 ..,k inauu.g 10 ma.it on or lador the first day ""' publication ol this order; and It I. further ordered that ald ln,.ed l.ank- nipt, Carl Peterson, appear In tills Court to answer, demur or oihcrle i.l.-ad lo sal.i petlton w'thiu ten daya alter the last public- .. .... -1 .1 . . Bl' "le'l Jndi.of aaid rourt, and the s'eai' thereof at I'orllaiid In said dlstnu, 11,1s pith day of Hen. ti mber, A. I), I'JlD. r (' A.M.f ASN'OS . flerk. Vtllllesa Ilia llonoiHl.10 f I... w u !.i . Notice for Publication. .. , . "I'artment of the Interior, l ulled Htaiea Land uniie, at I'oriland, Ote ' .... . , HlenlMsr. Ih.l'ill). ') '-aoo, who oil lli tota-r Isih, rid made limber anii -.tone at.p:ieu,,n N. Hli; for Hid w;. see.tion li, town-hi, 4 11 ,rti, rattire a west, W illamette Meridian baa file i nolle 11I Intention to mate h,,. tltnla r a n. alonn pr.a.f, to e-taMi.-i eialin ., UlB ."' aim. de,.rlbe.1. la-fore the It,.," . He,.everol the lnite.1 M,t, Und iiniee. . p,i', ""' O" ''' of Noremla", i.'lalmant names aa witness,..: f'harlea n. born, Hauniel W. K.,era, A llautu II. t al VraVik Case, all of fortland, Onaon. ' " 11. t. Uluiy, Rsfiatcr, MILL NERY OPENING September 12th A full liue of to wear. Children's Hats remodeled, at Scappoose Parlor Millinery MILDRED J. WATTS, SCAPPOOSE, ORE. nwrrgstr.Hxt.rij m i sjjsjjii tmmmmmMmmmmmmmmmm FINE STATIONERY For PARTICULAR People We Are Confident of Our Ability to Please You. A NEW LINE OF FOUNTAIN From On Dollar to H lfurge Sfssorment of 2Jst (arti Deming's Drug Store st. Helens, or. lAsiiAJiiULJ.., F. B. Holbrook Co.! 3 ROOn i, Worcester lildx. Portland, Oregon Will use this space fur ex pluitiug a tract of Colum bia Couuty land : : : -i,i'fT'iitnii'nii'i'iH'fFtviiiifiMir'tMiii' I STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES j TEAS AND COFFEKS (Are our Pjioeialty. Cunjiowilcr Tta at T0c ami 00c. None liottor for the money. English Ureakfast Tea at I '10c. Ceylon Tea U tU r than Uptons at 70c. Green Tea at 4oc ami (Vile. CollVc in bulk at 20e, UTc and .Vk: !Kr pouml. VaITm in tins at .'."c fr 3 xninds for fl.lH). Cofffw in 3 jKiund tins at K"c. MonojKile and Schillintrs Spices and Bakinjr Powder Pure White and Olympic Flour We carry a full line of Monopolo Canned Goods. No J better Roods than this line on the market. ALL GOODS DELIVERED C H. JOHN & CO. LODGES :OLUMI'.IA IIOM1-STKAI: So. '.'il, Froilierliood ol Amrr can Ycoinen, mietsih? sconl anil fourth WnJ. I nelay nitwit of racl. nuintti nt Yank ton, Ore. Vlsii ing mi nilicrs wrUviine. I K. S. Minson, HonornMf Forrmnti, 1'. lv l.AKK, Cm rt'.poii'U'rit. HOULTfJN CIKCLK NO 47s, W.mici nf i WiHf'lcrnfl, niuts Hie sccoul iiml fourth Tiuwlay nfifrnrxiii of en Ii fiioiiili nt llmlloii, fire. Miimirl Mork-y, (itiiinliitii Van t'nU, Cl rk. Nt i,;lilir; Anna COt RT I'NITY , K. of Aa NU. Mfda every niduv tilKlit in K of I'. Hall, H. Melt ii,, Oii-Kin, Visilinir brothers wcl tvime. M. I- Mm. , i t.. 1 f '.i.v,, VI1ICI y"WlJiit jrConilH, I in.'iticiiil S.c. T HKf.KNS LODlii: No. Wi A v A M. Meets Nt hi..! 3,1 SaluHay j each iiitmih. VIsiiliiK Imrthcnt c.r dnillv wclcomnl. U W Clark, Ma,. ' lim k, Sccrrtnry. S r I II K I.K N S CAM p7 SiTluMThl. . r A. M,.(,ti (ir,t Uiil.( fducsd iv. K. I. ilAL'.Atiii, (Viiisul. K- LaI'.A UK. Clerk. roa 8At,K -I havealiehcowlor l oiir year old and verv ..ml. . rale. milker. In-iulre of N. I'INCKNKV, f Carlco, Oregon. FALL HATS, ready PENS S 4 Geo. Brewster SURVEYOR All work earefully done. For estimate, address me at Houlton Oregon Summons. in the r irenlt fonrt nf the Wale ol Oresjon, ff 11,1 , ,111111 v of 1 oiiitnbla. .. , N'Hie M. 11.11, fliilnliir, va. f'lydeb. Hill. fen, hint. To 1 Iv.le I,. Hill i,.f,.n,lnnf. In the rinmx of tin, Mieie of Oreann. yon are b. i. l.v re olie.l a.Har and answer the . .. .l e 1 11 1 tiled iiifiiiiiht v.hi lii the alKive en iiili'J . iinse on or before th. Kith day of iwln- ber, ! . and n ale hereby notified that II on l.ul to a;i ar wllhlti aald time, the plaint ill for Maul tl,reof will .., I. the t.'olirt fnr U . r.-lb-f ib'iin n.le.l in her aald eomplalnt na II.,, b, 11 ill. Tills antninona l serre.1 uia.n yoll b' 1 obll, allot Wi-t Ii Iv lt,'w. ihei. in 1 lie I Ireitn .n M11 lat. ler of ,eiieral eln tilall.in p'lo- limited al Ht. Illei,s firuu.,,, ..Mrsiiant to an or.b r i.f the Homo, able J. .akin, rirel. Jo,.te, duly nu, le and entered on the I'-th day 01 -,.,.1 ,n,ir, i;,i). 1 i,a date ol lb llrat tnibll lt.ilh.lt 01 II, N s niiiiilina la heplellila r l. IKlCi Hie lail pniilleation will l id lol er , lull). tOl.l.lKHt;olI.IKK, Attorneys lor flalnlH.